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Wichita eagle., 1887-06-02
9ai1nR eagle
THE OLD MILL.

Here from the brow Of the hill look
Through a lattice Of boughs and leaves
On the old gray mill, with its gambrisl roof
And thu HISS on its rotting caves.
hear the clatter that jars its walls,
And the rushing waters sound;
And see the black floats rise and fall
AS the wheel goes slowly round. n.
rode there often when was young,
With my grist on the horse before,
And talked with Nellie, the miller's girl
As waited my turn at the door.
And while she tossed her ringlets brown,
And liirtsd and chatted so free,
The wheel might stop or the wheel might go
It was all the same to me.
TITS twenty years since last stood
On the spot where stand to-day
And Nellie is wed and the miller is dead,
And the mill and are gray.
But both. till we fall into ruin and wreck,
To our fortune of toll are bound,
And the man goes and the stream flows,
And the wheel moves slowly round.
Boston Beacon
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-02
w hy They Go East.

Omaha Man-Going to New York to live,
eh! In business therei
Kansas Man-No; I've retired from bust.
hes, and have bought palace on Fifth
avenue. New York
Now. Id ike TO know why man who has
made fortune in Kansas should buy a resi-
dence in New York, instead of settling down
in his own states-
Wei, you see. had q choice between q
New York brown stone front and Boom
City dugout, and took the brown stone front
because !; was cheaper.r-Omaha World
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-02

A Violation Of Taste.

A young woman Of 10 was walking up
Broadway, wearing q Newmarket which
closely fitted her figure, and which bad .
small cape that covered third Of Der back
One OF the best known Of American painters
observed her IN silence - she proceeded On
her wav. and then exclaimed: ADsi you ever
zee a carmen. that 70 mAltreated female
figure, Every lire Of physical beauty ID con
ceAled BY l. Dre&rnake1 have no tAsss. -
The Arsoaaut
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-02
The Statesmen Of Parliament.

Mr. Crawford, the London correspond
ent of The New York World, says the
members Of the house of commons are not
as strong a looking set of men as the
members Of our house Of representatives.
OF the house Of lords he remarks: 81
have criticised the United States senate
for number Of years as correspondent
at Washington, but after seeing the upper
house in England l don't think shall
ever venture again to say one word
against the senate Of the United States.
It is body SO superior in character and
ability and positive force to the fossilized
house of lords that every American has
good reason to be proud Of it."-New Or
leans Times Democrat.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-02
succe..f., New.pap.r wr,.e,s.

The most successful newspaper writer's
are gentlemen. Bad fellows sometimes
creep in, but you will find them also
preaching the gospel, healing the halt,
pleading Cor justice, selling tape and op-
Grating banks. There are drunkards
among the reporters, but the tiplers are
never called to the front. Good news
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-02
Scotland,a Scientific Work.

Mr. John Murray, of the Challenges
expedition, recently said, in the Royal So
ciety Of Edinburgh, that he questioned
whether any country in the world, taking
its size into consideration, could show 4
better record Of scientific work or q greater
mass of scientific literature than Scotland
during the past ten or twenty years -
Public Opinion
r,onern,uE " ssememver.
A correspondent writes an English journa
as follows: 4 patient Of mine recently swal
lowed q plate gold, with two teeth, and
Immediately adopted a practice recommended
to me some years ago by Sir James Paget ir
a similar case made him ca: three good
sized slices Of bread and swallow four table
spoonfuls Of -four and water made into q
fairly thick mass / then administered ar
eYnetic, and the teeth returned entAnSlsd liz
the tenacious vonit. l may add that th<
first case was equally successful, and thai
something Of this sort Il habituAlIy done q,
police stations when prisoners arrested fos
passing false coins swallow them--Boston
Gernh
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-02

A miniature model of Tie famous s'oop
yacht Aayio~er. compo.ed entirely Of 100
pure white dianoo6a, oos of The attractive
features q: Nov York tDw11rA-Dsessb
rrUs PrA
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-01-13
Decisions yudlciaires Concer,
nant les Journaux.

10. Toute personne qui retire
Requirement. un journal du bu.
reau de poste, qu'elle ait ~sousorii
GU non, que CO journal soft adres
sc d son nom on 4 celui dun au-
ire, est Responsible du pavement
20. Toute personne qui renvoit
un journal est tenue de payer tous
les Averages qu'elle dot sur abon-
nement on autrement, r6diten1
peut continuer 4 Ie lui envoyer
jusqu'A CO qu'elle cit pay6. Dams
CO cas-, l'abonn6 est tenu de don
ner en- outre lie prix do l'abonne-
ment du paiment, gull ait retire
gu non le Journal du bureau de
poste.
80. Tout abonn6 peut etre pour
suivi pour Announcement dams lie
district Oh le journal est public
Tors meme quill d~emeurerait ! des
centaines de lieues de Get On
droit.
40. Les trlbunaux ont decide
que le fat dc refuser, de retirer
IN journal du bureau de poste,
on de changer de residence ct de
Iaisser accumule les num6ros D
rancienne adresse, constitute une
presumption ct une "prima facie.
d'intention de haude.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-01-13

Ustts banque pals r1n lntaret % ten,
dc six par cent. L'argent dsPos6 dams lei
trois preEisrs jours du nois porte lnttre
du premier du mois. Les depots fat!
apres 10 tIoisiems jeurr portent interat
du premier jour du mois su1vant.
L,arEent psutetre retire en- tout temps
mais dot .dsmourer trois mois 4 Il Banuut
pour porter int6ret. lila fin du troisie.
ne mois, vous avez trole raois =d'interet
4 Ia An du duatrieme moss, auatrs moi.
Id'int9rat;. 1 10 fin du cinauiams mois
cinu mois, ct ainsi de suite, aussi long.
tenlrs que vetrs argent demeurs dams Il
Bsnaue.
Vous n'avsz pas. a r%eneuvelsr vol de.
pots tous les troIs ou six mois, CONNIE
dams les autres banques. Les prenaier,
de chaque 1anYier Of Juliet, nous voas
faisons us 6tat do yos int4rSts, soft que
vous veniez 1 10 Banaue on non, ct cea
intersts portent interet dc meme qu'un
depot. Nous vous continuous &C priv.
legs pendant vingt ans, 81 IL compte mes,
pas retire.
Cstts Banque ne srsnsige sncune ahai-
70 commercials, ne prete aucun argent
sur billet sans g~arantie, OF ne prend au-
Guns risqusa quels qu'lls soisnt.
vous n'stos pas tenn do conner avis
quand vous desirez retirer notre argent.
1a loi donne q Ia Banqne 10 privilege
d'exigsr ~soixante jours davis, mais do
puts pres do dix ans, ellie ms jamsis do
mandA une minute dc delai.
Toutes vos affalres avec ls BaDque sont
priy6es OF eonfdentlsiles. PersoRne au-
tre gus vous ne peut retirer votrs argent,
4 moins qu'ells ne seit aatoris6s 1 10
faire.
La confancs du public dans cette Bar
que ont kvidente, plsinement etablie par
.a-fait quo les d6pots qu'on lul q comics
sc chifrcnt aujourd'hui 1 la somme de
UN MILLION QUATRE CENT MILE
PIASTRES. Klle est ID banaue d'6par-
gnes la plus considerable I lOuest do
Cleveland.
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La fortune dun mendiant.

GlS-ES @G4EAEsE y N@ta&@l FSE-r F-aAEAL
LIE magistrat sp6cialement char.
% 8 N W York du r6glement des
affaires de succession s'oocupe en-
ce moment de ph6ritage la1ss6 par
IN mandiant, james Henry Payne
mort r6cemment dams une mauvaise
mansarde, n'ayant pour vetements
que de sordides haillons ct man
qnant de tontes les chooses les plus
indispensables 3 la vie.
En- 1860 Payne adepose dans le
cofre-fort de NJ. Chickering un pa.
quet envelopes de papier girls
.Ghlcker1ng qui await toujours gar
de CO paquet sans y porter aucune
attention pouvrit dependant quand
Payne mourut ct fut tout surprle
d'y trouyer une fortune de pres de
100000 en- especes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-01-13

Sur Ia vie humainel r6pAta M.
du Chatel. lis feraient bien mieux
.d'assurer contre la betise humainel
sUne bonnie assurance = leur profit
les cut empach6s de commettre une
balouldise comme celle-si, ct une'
balourdlse cruelle pour moi, car
o'est evident, 'aurais do vouu assu-
rer depuis longtemps. Nous ne
serions pas inquiets de l'svenir au-
liourd'hui. Allonsl pas de regrets
inutiles, ct passe-moi 10 lettre pour
que ie la retourne d ce notaire. II
m'aura confondu ayec un Autre dn
Chatel.
-Mais, papa, je mai pas fni dc
lire.
-Pourquoi fnir, puisque CO
NEST pas pour nous?
-Voyons t~oujours, dit Claire,
qui await parcouru la fin do la let
tire, ct semblait 6tonnee, emue.
Lis, 81 tn veux, mails depeoho-
tot.
Ellie continue:
Nous venons d'ordonnanoer: 10
Une qulttance de soixante-quinze
mile francs au profit de n. du
Chatel assurance sur la We entae-
re, aveo assurance oompiemental-
re)".
All! c'est trop fort oria le
docteur. tn ne to moques pas de
moi?
MAS non, papa. C'est eerit,
ct il = autre chose.
-Une nouvelle betise, voyons.
Ellie reprit la lettre ct lut:
so Une quittance de cent mile
francs au profit de M. Robert du
Chatel assurance diferee). &c
Une quittanoe de cent mile francs
au profit de Mile Jeanne du Chate]
assurance differ6e). Nous lemons
ces differences sommes d Ia dispo.
sition de vos clients, contre la re-.
mise des trois policies, ct do la pc,
lice compl6mentaire.
"Agreez, monsieur. Pour Is
compagnie, le directeur."
Ali c'est fnl! CO nest par
dommage s'6cria NJ. du Chatel
Eft, s'adressant q ga file, qui de-
bout devant la cheminee semblait
r6f6chir:
!, -Tu ne trouves pas ridicule
J qu'on commette DIES erreurs CONNIE
celle-lap
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Nj. Jean B. Leblanc de la parois-
se de ST. Anselme de Petitcoud1ec
Nouvelle- Ecosse possede Une we'll
lie bouteille qui remonte 3 le1pa,
triation DIES Acadiens. LIE trlsaleul
de M. Leblanc, qui 6tait dc Grand
Pre-, ne youlant pas tomber dams
lie piege de Winslow, go sauye 3
travers les bois, ct 6chappa de la
sorte q la deportation. En- quit.
tant la maison paternelle, co fugi-
tif prit I'm peu de pain ct une bou.
teille quill remplit d'eau: :Cest
cette meme bouteiIle que NJ. lie.
blanc conserve pr6cieusement.
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HOHo DH L'0UHST
VOIX D'OUTRE-TOMBE.

Ma souffrance est passAe
Et mes pleurs sont taris,
Ma main nest plus glac6e,
Et je Wis. 10 suuris.
Mon regard est le mems
Et al la meme voix;
Mon coeur d'nnge vous aims
Amis, CONNIE a~utrefois.
J'ai Ia meme figure
Qui charmait tant vos yeux;
La meme cheyelure
Orne mon front joyeux;
Mats ces boucles conp6es
Au jour do mon tr6pas,
De vos larmes mouill6es
Ne reposeront pas.
lie soir, quand la mutt tombe,
Parmi vous ie descends;
Vous pleurez sur ma tombe:
Vos larmes, je les sens.
Cachee entire les pierres
De CO funebre lieu,
J'6couts vos prieres
Eft je les porte Dieu.
d. g. D.
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Une statue a Lafayette.

On dot clever prochainement 3
Washington une statue . Lafayet--
tie. La commission chargee de
.chois1r entire les modales PROPOSES
par dif4rents artistes ct de des1-
gner Iemplacement sur lequel Ia
statue sera 6lev6e Sc compose du'
secr6taire EndicotI du a6nsteur
ISswell 81 dc rarohitssts CLARK.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-01-13
Mort de la plus vleilIe femme. du
monde.

On annonce de Sassakawa (Ter-
ritoire Indiene la mort dune ne
crosse Susanna Warren "qui etait
psut etre, afiirme une d6psche, ]a
plus vieille femme des Etats- Unis,
simon meme du monde. Susanna
6tait nee q Saint Augustin (Flori-
de- en- 1850, vingt-six ans apant
que les Americans songeassent 4
conqu6rir leur independence natio-
male.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-01-13

doute peut-etrs IN peu qu'on ira
vaille lei 4 son bonheur; mas
ellie nest pas sure. Je vais la cher.
cher.
II sagna la porte du salon en-
tatonnant, I'ouvrit, ct cria:
Jeanne, amene done ton
annie.
Files entrerent toutes les deux.
Jeanne du Chatel poussant Claire
de Beuvret, toute rougissante, no
SAINT pas lever les yeux sur Ar
mand, qu'elle await bien envie de
voir dependant.
Armand, approehe-toi, ct don
ne-moi ia main droite, dit le doc.
teur. Bien, je la items. Jeanne:
conGuis ton annie de non cote, 81
NETS sa main dams la mienne. All
ali! on tremble I'm peu; ca Sc cam
prend. Maintenant, mes enfants
aveo l'autorisation du p6re hume
70 un, mol le pere num6ro deux
i'unls les mains qu'on ma con
fees, ct j'ai maintenant une lille
de plus.
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"a o~ontinsseY. J
Les canOns DIES Etats- Unis.

M. Endicott, seor6taire do Ia
guerre, a fait, dams son rapport
annuel, une curieuse revelation:
les Etats- Unis possedent une
artillerie de campagne comprenant
environ cinq cents pieces en- fel
forge de 3 pouces, ct aussi environ
vint-cinq pieces en- acier nouyeau
modele dun calibre un peu plua
fort; mails il ny q, en- realite, pas
d'affnts pour les canons. On 8
bien fait, il y a des annees, des
afnts de bois pour les pieces en-
en- fer, mails lis sont hors de seryi-
ce, ct, dams tous les Cas-, Ills ne
pourraient pas seryir pour les pie
ces en- acier.
LIE Times de New York, en- rele-
want, non sans en- SQUIRE, Get ayeu
sans d6tour, dit q en- France GU
en- Allemagne une psreille DECLARE
ton ferait Peffet dun coup de fou-
DIRE, ct il en- Went d cette conclu-
sion philoBophique qu'une nation
capable de recevolr cette confden-
ce sans en- concevoir la moindre
alarme peut bien faire envie aux
peoples europeans.
C'est tres vrai. Cependant il y
a.bien quelque petites reserves q
faire sur cette noble quietude.
Sans doute on ne saurait eppl1-
quer aux Etats- Unis ce que disait
l'autre jour le vieux msr6chal de
Moltke an rcichstag: "N'oublions
pas que Ia s6curite, Persistence
meme des grandes nations depend
de leur pursuance" Mails il ne fault
pas non plus pousser trop loin la
passion du Disarmament. Person
ne, pas meme les Etats- Unis, ne
peut, sc fatter de n'avo1r pas I'm
Jour on pautre maille d partir ayec
quelqu'un, etssl .la pax arm6e"
est un f6au lourd B porter meme
pour Len nations les plus riches,
surtout 81 ellie Sc prolonge, il peut
arriver dams la vie DIES peoples un
moment Oh une guerre desarm6e,
meme passagere, codte aussl cher,
On hommes ct On argent.
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sous Pau
torite dc Is loi de
1874.

Banque d'epargnes mstuelles, admins
tree saiyant les meilleuTs princ1pcs recon
nus sous 10 garantle des lola les plus stric-
ties OF los plus c-onssrvatriees.
LA BANQUE est ouverte de 8 h. AN.
h. r. n. ct 10 Samedi dspnis II. An,
as h. du soir.
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administration des postss de
Vienne Went de faire METRE 4 l'6-
tude la distribution DIES lettres par
dies facteurs mont6s sur des v6loci-
psdes.
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THE
Farmers AID Machaaies'
Savings Bank
Temple Court. cor Was
hington q Hennepin.
DIRECTEURg

1T. WELLEs. r. b. LAN9DoN
GOV. j. 4. PILLBBURY.
J. ". JOHNSON. WEI. CHANDLER.
T. q. SKILES. THOMAS LOWRY.
JOHN DeLkITTRE.
WINTHROP TONG, Pres.aent.
CLINTON MORRISON, Yae.Prea.
e. u. EOULTON. Treserier.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-20
q. 8. LAM oibsc al Ehr,ka nevada,
gTyy rys July y:l. Ipo1.

SESE IN ,YtrNyrtSs 100. a = YJsYyy
NSEiSSfM Is E shsilfsSStyhS IA4 /. s WILL
post ofiIc A'l,Ir'sS IL bali Lake Uii,, In Salt
Lake County. Utah Terri "ry, har III do uppli.
cation for > UIttteu i iAt .psts,.t ,vr, he .Iis
ieR'LSde ina. Jug ct.fa. SitlsStsl an Ferprr
Mining District. lko County, State OF Neya
dass spnsistihg Of lssg linear aseSSs Ma Gae,
and surface ground BS1 feet vide. being Lot or
Survey No. 39slld tIsseribStl- in the field notes
and plat Of thesafAeiat Esttrs sy OH III. IN thu.
once With ntsgnstis varistiop atslI tlsgreea
east, IS follows: Commencing At post No. /,
the South-westerlV eoshsr - the claim, from
whieh'tle quarter.sccIion COZ ner besSeou and
common to, Sectious - sFd. o. TowDshlp AZ
North, Range 20 East, Mt. Diablo .Aeridias,
bears rs deg IL min z 1si3 feet distai,t j:
thence running 9SA deg 90min Z $50 feet to
the South side post: thence N o. deg 90 min 4
6lY feet to post No. q the easter y corner
Ut the claim: thence 81 deg ~ min " COO feet
70 post No, ths North ess, egly corner Of the
claim; thence "a deg 20 min W 90 feet 70 the
North side post; thence N "a deg 30 min W go
Pfeetto post No. 4, the Norih.w west 5Ef5i cbSfnoo
Of the claim; and thence, 8 " deg 10 min 500
feet to said. rqat No. ii shs plRce of beginning
m - eSsrh otVS " ,AD.ot rBCIaEs al
Which acclaimed md applied Tor, tr6 stoa in
CONFLICT with lot or SURVEY No. 81, the, Nam.
moth lode, not being excepted or excluded
nom ahei claim ST from Aaid 4 application.
From the middle Of the wester y end line
OF said Big Uhief lode claim the discovery point
"a fhe elsim besrS 3 - ydeI - min y 7So feet
diPYsanG The said mining claim being oirecord
q the 0nace''ot the County Recorder Of Klto
O6uhty. Nevada, who IL sx-Ofncio MsoCrdeI OF,
said mining di4trict, as EIko. IN Elko County.
NsvadS: Thb nearest known locations being
ths"1dSHsnoth" lsl 81 the '<Red olouds lot %.
the "hlko" lot 50, aud III f'Grsas wssts,,,.,
lode mining Chains, In the same District.
Any and all per, ons claiming adversely any
'pertiOn Of SID Big ohiefl lnias, or snyfsCe
ground, are required to Ale their adverse claims
with tho Resister Of the United states Land
onee. at RnrekA, In the State Of Nevada, d..r.
Ing the sixty days period Of publication here
Of, or theJ will DO parrsd By virtue of the bro.
visions os ths Statute. - agBF 5t
oh. HALL,
Register.
Idirect that this Notice ~ published In the
INrzFsHpsHT, At ktko, Kew, the Newspaper
ipuhlishea nearest tho said mining claim. Tor
tho period Of sixty dsya.,
.y.,AIAEn. Register.
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APPLICATION { FOR. PAT
! e. :.',t a, y. ?, ENT.. 'ss5.aot q
'86O]a
q. 8. Land Once at Eureka. Nevada
~ ~ ~ LHInlXi n. iaaTl ~ EHNi I

70. 8. Land once at Euret. IN N.v.d ,| 7i"""'
H 90 81 shIbly n, ISL! ~ ~ dsNia /
AZ oT1oE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL!
~ lam W Chisholm, whose residence and
IN. Smc st aoaaess y salt Lake City, in Sslt
go scuay, O.sn e'ii'os5 has made sppI
osaon ioEs united States Patent for! tbs .'Fsed
Ssole Lode aiming claim. situate n Rsrbst
sini District Elkp County. State Of News
usl oo ". OF ioOo linear feet Of the lode,
.li "uriace slOu''d NO fees wide being LotoS
ou.,cy 5000 ana described In the held notsS
s.u pN-' toe otncaal survey Oh file IA jtsis
oilee' WIN magnetic yAristion At IA degrees
.Ss'' . iol'ows: c0mmf ncing ct postNo. I,
oo1nsf OF fhs claim, snd
-. W. - = 9es 90 N min " 1000 feet 10
49, ~ = 'ne coutn,WesteFiy corner Of tho
sls't1, ,tola nice the ssetioR corner common
~, ~ HSsyssH ., = and 10, Town
". = - - 1919 e , y ~ ny. DiA6io Aeridisn,
Dsar are 2 20 aeg " S'S ieet distant; thence N 1s
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-20
d. n. HALL.

~ .gS ~. tLt,a n l6fUla ReRtater,
direct thst this notice BIO published in thu
fsDRfSHDfEr ~ Etto.! New, The hsvspspar
published fissFsst thsssid Sainink claim. FOR
the period Of aixty days, y 4S0ln p.5lf "i
! a., tWf Is 4qsfaG Oh. HALL.
iA.,g. -,,l,s,,sjsjYfyno.s, Register.
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Paving InyeSfments.

Elwood Cooper, the noted olive grow
er of Santa Barbara, says that hand.
some profit can be made On oranges on
9he supposition that the grove pay
$1,000 an acre for the land and has to
wait ten years for return, as 5000 per
acre per annum profit is low average,
and that would represent, allowing
$1,000 more an acre for interest during
the time the trees are maturing, profit
of ten per cent on the investments being
over three as much as can be made on
Uuited States bonds.
If ii pays 10 per cent. on land at that
price, or 90 per cent on common rates
say $500 all acre-ior good land in Los
Angeles county, how much more would
it pay on land in this valley at $l25 to
$3.50 per acre? The slow average of
5000 an acre" for oranges, as estimated
by Mr.. Cooper, would more than pay
the cost of the land and one years crop.
But even better than that can be done
with mountain land that can be got Mt
from $40 to S25 an acre, with, say $50
more, for clearing. The yearly crop
from one acre after they came into full
bearing would buy aud clear two or
three.
Cooper, however, says he has more
confidence in olives than oranges. And
some other kinds Of fruit here will net
more than 5000 an acre, while the land
can still be bought for less than that
figure within convenient distance and
for tenth of the sum within twenty
five miles San Jose Times.